Richard C. Wilson on Health as Part of Wealth Planning

At an event, Richard C. Wilson addresses attendees about health and refers to the event's doctor panel and other speakers.

Richard C. Wilson speaks to a wealth audience about treating personal health as part of wealth planning. He explains why he raises the subject with families, then describes preventive health practices and safety choices he has considered. The talk connects personal health with business, family, and investment priorities.

In this video: Richard C. Wilson (Speaker)

What they said

1. Health as an investment. Richard calls health a key investment that deserves attention alongside other investments. He says people can become absorbed in business and postpone it.
2. Stress can delay action. Richard says business owners may feel too busy or stressed to focus on health. Some tell themselves they will address it after selling a company or getting through a demanding period.
3. Richard on InsideTracker biomarkers. Richard describes InsideTracker as a service that can send a nurse to draw blood at home for $700. He says it reports over 50 biomarkers and suggests six changes.
4. Richard on screening options. Richard mentions an MRI every 12 to 18 months through Prenuvo and says it can identify over 300 types of tumors or problems. He also names Mayo Clinic's annual executive physical as an example of proactive screening.

In their words

"they would rather you be alive than be worth five times more money than you're worth"

"maybe have real energy in your body instead of fake energy from caffeine"

Why it matters if you are building or preserving great wealth

Richard says children and teams can learn that success means working 24 hours a day and never sleeping. He wants family office conversations about health to help set a different example.